Lessons On Going Online-Only From SeattlePI

Posted Wednesday, July 18, 2018 10:00 am

Levi Pulkinnen | CJR

The big, bad day. It has replaced the “Stop the presses!” scream as the essential newspapering experience. A publisher-type gathers the staff to relay the news--layoffs, dropped delivery days, a sale.

For the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the big, bad day arrived March 16, 2009. Print was dead for P-I.

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